Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-04

AZ I'D U0IA V0xcAuy teicttink W eho
Ernunno % he bill giving the people
~ 1jGht TO vote for or against . con
u11u>toanl con vention, says: "W'A are
- NAT this question !s to be settled
- hepe that IL will rem5vs trouble
nDmo question from the politics OF the
0)o1e." These are cruel words oil
1pony. How can the question be SET
~ ~ 3 satisfactory manner when one
e11ed d the people are disirsnchised
0n1 en- have no pars il the settlement
- ~ matter? /; IL \ "troublesome
laeetioz" md will always remain one
q III the people are not given en- OPP
urstunity to vote to remove the trouble.
n Dolawsrean farther say;
.g syf the people are in favor OF con
~p6ntIon 1t Is their duty to turn ont AND
- 20 ard settle the question beyona
Evil o. dispute We are inclined to
Holiave that the action Of the General
,naneubIy will accomplish some good,
4hether n convention IS called OF
Whother It IL defeated, because IL Will
,aonl the mouths of some persons VINO
- always stirring up sttiie. Ii the
nennle vote for o convention those who
Enva al vocated n convert ton Will be
windicated, Ga the other hp..u, II the
snnvention is defeated IL will demon
efrnte that the peo-le do not want
nan constitution aud are satisfied 10 lei
Snhlnes femain Oh they are Whateve'
AZ outcome is it will settie tie CUES
ficn and remove it out Of Inc neII o
Party politics"
Certainly It Is the duty o: the pe'pI
- turn out and vote, hui whAt eo.'
Mn that do to the one'shird OF u
voters that haze 10 votes! WE
Kind OF . se:.lemen. @. The qu5slio
rould Il be with only lard owner
Whiting and the working masses oil
frnnchised? Oa- down S ate conf n
porary certainly knows that such
aast,ement will net seal the mouths
some persons who are always s.trrir
up strife" The people want no strii
they cniy want their rights. TIT
want tho privilege CT voting for
arafpst holding q constitutional &C
veotiop, but this rlghs they Will I
have without an enabling ACT that W
enable all the people CT the 5 ate
vote. Is the Deawarean In favor
such an &c.? Itsc, AID will urge
passage, We may tAen believe IN
sincerity.
There are no. less than Sc. 900 vo.
I'm the State st the Present tine. Tn
voters srs the people AID our conte
porary wants the psopIe to decl
Very we'll, then, lei 50 &c. 600 u
stand up. They make very resPeC
Bile body OF men. Bi5 look down
line aud what do Wa eae? We see
600 OF these men with their hands
behind their backs. They are par
the people but they csa do no:hi
On account vi III p--.-94n anl
iauitous assessment laws OF the S,
they are dlsiranchi:ed. IL is asked
justice that the whole OF these 81
persons be given an opportunity
take some par. in the formation {
now constitution thai Is 10 be bind
upon them perhaps for half cent
or more thereafter. Without an
Abling act, only 24,0G0 persons
have votes next November. With
opposition manifested sgains. coz
tutional convention, can 1858 VI
out Of "a, 900 be pollsd in fayo. of {
vention? l. does no. look ressonS
Bat unless that nun Der OF votes
polled the Dels gsreans =.a1.d col
anal ses;lsnea: at-zm' question.
err-Atem5oisr! really waits
- <ention let It j1.a in the demand Il
Democratic voc, sLo .GAi kid
vote tina. o majority OF the Pc
shall rule, and no. a msjJr.ty Of a
hon OF them.